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Montana Cigarettes Minimum Price List Montana Cigarettes Minimum Price List Effective Month 4/01/2020 The classification of little cigars as cigarettes affects only their taxation and Montana Youth Access Laws. Little cigars classified as cigarettes are not required to have a minimum price. You may only sell the cigarettes listed on the DOJ approved brands list on: http://dojmt.gov/consumer/tobacco-sales-and-directory-tobacco-settlement/ Note: The Wholesale and Retail Minimum Prices are calculated on the List Price of cigarettes reported to the Department by the Manufacturers BEFORE any approved adjustments for promotions or discounts. Wholesalers and Retailers who contract with Manufacturers may receive approved promotions or buy-downs that result in an advertised sales price, which is lower that the minimum wholesale or retail price listed below. Manufacturer's Wholesale's Retail's Min PM Manufacturer Brand Family Sales Price Sales Price Sales Price NPM $/Carton $/Carton $/Cartn / $/Pack PM Premier Manufacturing, Inc. 1839 $29.55 $49.23 $54.15 / $5.42 NPM Xcaliber International Ltd LLC 24/7 $21.20 $40.40 $44.44 / $4.45 PM King-Maker Marketing Inc Ace $19.79 $38.91 $42.80 / $4.28 NPM Native Trading Associates All Natural Native $14.10 $32.89 $36.18 / $3.62 NP Wind River Tobacco Company, LLC American Bison $51.34 $72.27 $79.50 / $7.95 NPM Cheyenne International, LLC Aura $30.60 $50.34 $55.38 / $5.54 PM Farmer’s Tobacco Company of Cynthiana, Inc. Baron American Blend $21.90 $41.14 $45.26 / $4.53 PM Philip Morris USA, Inc. Basic $56.24 $77.45 $85.20 / $8.52 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. Benson & Hedges $67.40 $89.25 $98.18 / $9.82 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. Benson & Hedges (King) $65.80 $87.56 $96.32 / $9.64 PM Philip Morris USA, Inc. Benson & Hedges Menthol $50.84 $71.74 $78.92 / $7.90 NPM Xcaliber International Ltd LLC Berley $18.75 $37.81 $41.59 / $4.16 PM Sherman's 1400 Broadway NYC Ltd. Nat Sherman's Black & Gold $65.84 $87.60 $96.37 / $9.64 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. Cambridge $62.03 $83.57 $91.94 / $9.20 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Camel $51.44 $72.38 $79.62 / $7.97 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Camel (Non-Filter) $67.60 $89.46 $98.42 / $9.85 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Capri $67.60 $89.46 $98.42 / $9.85 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Carlton $67.60 $89.46 $98.42 / $9.85 Any questions? please contact Leah Norberg at DOR Min Price 2020 (406) 444-4351, by fax 444-7997, or e-mail [email protected] Page 1 of 5 Manufacturer's Wholesale's Retail's Min PM Manufacturer Brand Family Sales Price Sales Price Sales Price NPM $/Carton $/Carton $/Cartn / $/Pack NPM KT&G Corporation Carnival $22.60 $41.88 $46.07 / $4.61 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. Chesterfield $46.24 $66.88 $73.57 / $7.36 NPM Cheyenne International, LLC Cheyenne $21.57 $40.79 $44.87 / $4.49 PM Sherman's 1400 Broadway NYC LLC Nat Sherman's Cigarettellos (Non-Filter) $65.84 $87.60 $96.37 / $9.64 PM Sherman's 1400 Broadway NYC LLC Nat Sherman's Classic $65.84 $87.60 $96.37 / $9.64 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. Commander $55.30 $76.46 $84.11 / $8.42 NPM Grand River Enterprises Couture $22.90 $42.19 $46.42 / $4.65 PM Commonwealth Brands Inc Crowns $19.99 $39.12 $43.03 / $4.31 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. Dave’s $47.94 $68.67 $75.55 / $7.56 NPM Cheyenne International, LLC Decade $20.01 $39.14 $43.06 / $4.31 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Doral $56.44 $77.66 $85.43 / $8.55 PM Kretek International, Inc. Dreams $56.00 $77.20 $84.92 / $8.50 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Dunhill $67.60 $89.46 $98.42 / $9.85 PM Vector Tobacco, Inc. Eagle 20s $28.45 $48.06 $52.87 / $5.29 NPM Xcaliber International Ltd LLC Echo $27.50 $47.06 $51.77 / $5.18 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Eclipse $64.28 $85.95 $94.55 / $9.46 NPM Xcaliber International Ltd LLC Edgefield $19.75 $38.86 $42.75 / $4.28 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. English Ovals $61.65 $83.17 $91.49 / $9.15 PM Liggett Group LLC Eve $45.59 $66.19 $72.81 / $7.29 PM JTI U.S.A., Inc. Export 'A' $53.90 $74.98 $82.48 / $8.25 PM Sherman's 1400 Broadway NYC LLC Nat Sherman's Fantasia $62.60 $84.18 $92.60 / $9.26 PM Commonwealth Brands Inc Fortuna $35.34 $55.35 $60.89 / $6.09 PM King-Maker Marketing Inc Gold Crest $19.29 $38.38 $42.22 / $4.23 PM Konci G&D Management (USA), Inc. Golden Deer $39.64 $59.90 $65.89 / $6.59 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company GPC $56.44 $77.66 $85.43 / $8.55 Any questions? please contact Leah Norberg at DOR Min Price 2020 (406) 444-4351, by fax 444-7997, or e-mail [email protected] Page 2 of 5 Manufacturer's Wholesale's Retail's Min PM Manufacturer Brand Family Sales Price Sales Price Sales Price NPM $/Carton $/Carton $/Cartn / $/Pack PM Liggett Group LLC Grand Prix $39.39 $59.63 $65.60 / $6.56 PM Sherman's 1400 Broadway NYC LLC Nat Sherman's Havana Ovals $65.84 $87.60 $96.37 / $9.64 PM Sherman's 1400 Broadway NYC LLC Nat Sherman's Hint Menthol $65.84 $87.60 $96.37 / $9.64 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Kamel Red $51.04 $71.95 $79.15 / $7.92 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Kent $67.60 $89.46 $98.42 / $9.85 NPM King Mountain Tobacco Company, Inc. King Mountain $24.90 $44.31 $48.75 / $4.88 PM ITG Brands, LLC Kool $50.84 $71.74 $78.92 / $7.90 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. L&M $46.24 $66.88 $73.57 / $7.36 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. Lark $67.40 $89.25 $98.18 / $9.82 PM JTI U.S.A., Inc. LD by L.Ducat $25.65 $45.10 $49.62 / $4.97 PM Liggett Group LLC Liggett Select $42.34 $62.75 $69.03 / $6.91 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Lucky Strike (Non-Filter) $67.60 $89.46 $98.42 / $9.85 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. Marlboro $50.04 $70.89 $77.99 / $7.80 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. Marlboro Craft Blends $47.54 $68.25 $75.08 / $7.51 PM ITG Brands, LLC Maverick $37.89 $58.05 $63.86 / $6.39 PM Sherman's 1400 Broadway NYC LLC Nat Sherman's MCD $65.84 $87.60 $96.37 / $9.64 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. Merit $67.40 $89.25 $98.18 / $9.82 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Misty $48.72 $69.50 $76.45 / $7.65 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Monarch $56.44 $77.66 $85.43 / $8.55 PM Commonwealth Brands Inc Montclair $26.15 $45.63 $50.20 / $5.02 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company More $67.60 $89.46 $98.42 / $9.85 PM Sherman's 1400 Broadwa NYC LLC Nat Sherman's Nat's $55.04 $76.18 $83.81 / $8.39 PM Wind River Tobacco Company, LLC Nashville $47.54 $68.25 $75.08 / $7.51 NPM Native Trading Associates Native $14.10 $32.89 $36.18 / $3.62 PM Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company, Inc. Natural American Spirit $55.04 $75.12 $82.64 / $8.27 Any questions? please contact Leah Norberg at DOR Min Price 2020 (406) 444-4351, by fax 444-7997, or e-mail [email protected] Page 3 of 5 Manufacturer's Wholesale's Retail's Min PM Manufacturer Brand Family Sales Price Sales Price Sales Price NPM $/Carton $/Carton $/Cartn / $/Pack PM Sherman's 1400 Broadway NYC LLC Nat Sherman's New York Cut $55.04 $76.18 $83.81 / $8.39 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Newport Menthol $55.74 $76.92 $84.62 / $8.47 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Newport Non-Menthol $52.92 $73.94 $81.34 / $8.14 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Now $67.60 $89.46 $98.42 / $9.85 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Old Gold $56.44 $77.66 $85.43 / $8.55 NPM Grand River Enterprises Opal $14.10 $32.89 $36.18 / $3.62 PM Sherman's 1400 Broadway NYC LLC Nat Sherman's Originals $65.84 $87.60 $96.37 / $9.64 PM Tabacalera del este S.A. (TABESA) Palermo $57.30 $78.57 $86.43 / $8.65 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Pall Mall $46.84 $67.51 $74.27 / $7.43 PM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Pall Mall Non-Filter $67.60 $89.46 $98.42 / $9.85 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. Parliament $55.54 $76.71 $84.39 / $8.44 PM Philp Morris USA, Inc. Players $67.40 $89.25 $98.18 / $9.82 PM Liggett Group LLC Pyramid $35.85 $55.89 $61.48 / $6.15 PM Commonwealth Brands Inc. Rave $35.34 $55.35 $60.89 / $6.09 PM ITG Brands, LLC Salem $52.34 $73.33 $80.66 / $8.07 PM Philip Morris USA Saratoga $67.40 $89.25 $98.18 / $9.82 PM Sherman's 1400 Broadway NYC LLC Nat Sherman's Select $54.04 $75.12 $82.64 / $8.27 NPM Grand River Enterprises Seneca 100's $21.65 $40.87 $44.96 / $4.50 NPM Grand River Enterprises Seneca Kings $21.65 $40.87 $44.96 / $4.50 NPM Grand River Enterprises Seneca 120's $22.55 $41.82 $46.01 / $4.61 NPM Ohserase Manufacturing Signal $14.00 $32.78 $36.07 / $3.61 PM NASCO Products, LLC Smoker Friendly (SF) $25.89 $45.36 $49.90 / $4.99 PM Commonwealth Brands Inc Sonoma $34.90 $54.88 $60.38 / $6.04 PM R.J.
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